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OF 12 ABSID NON-AEROSOL ANTI-PEE5PI32ANT V Q ) YOU SAVE UP TO 51c SKIAY5 VAC CAN Li MTTir ALCI0TO VO4 1 I T95 IHAIR SPRAY I i i i - 1 1 i i 1 1 ii V I - J I PAN ROLL-ON y 1 v I DEODORANT 'SAVE ON OUTDOOR FURNITURES I svwywui I ALUMINUM I CHAISE LOUNGE ia. $10.95 I tt MULTI-POSITION I S2 (C6 CHAISE LOUNGE ea.$10.95 1 V-W f 1 TABLETS OF30 U f if dinuiMo ii &'J TABLETS $1.99 W30 U I r ..- iiirill - J DR. RONALD O. SMITH has been ip pofnted Academic Dtan at administration of all academic programs on the main campus; for faculty development and providing leadership developing and reviewing new and existing acade mic programs. He will also coordinate the Summer School at FSU. POOR Continued From Page 5 : Governing Bodies of these in stitutions should continue to be in proportion to their poverty! On international trade there is need for measures to stabilize prices of primary commodities in the short term by buffer stocks and in the . longer terms by assisting the poor to make long-term ad- ' justments to changes in de mand or supply. There is also need to make compensatory payments to poor nations which are affected by sudden changes in world demand or by x natural disasters which deci mate their export capability. The Common Commodity Fund is the most effective way of financing such stabilization efforts; compensatory pay ments such as those operated under the Lome Agreement (and to a restricted extent by IMF) must be extended and improved. It is important, however, that these measures should be linked with some advance along the road to the indexa tion of primary commodity prices; in relation to the price of manufactured " "goodl'f dg not believe that this admittedly difficult technical exercise is beyond the wit of man. Nor do I understand the argument that indexation would be inflation ary. It does not have to have such an effect for it is a mea sure to prevent the redistri bution of the world's wealth in favor of the rich nations when inflation does exist. Its purpose is to stablize the pur chasing power of primary commodities in real terms. In flation starts, in the developed countries; the poor nations should not be asked to bear the brunt of it, as now happens. It is also necessary for the community of nations to agree' on deliberate actions to hasten mdustrilization in the develop ing nations. The objective, that the share of Third World countries should be raised from its present 7 per cent to 25 ; per cent of world industrial, production, will not happen through what are called the natural forces of the market! Bilaterally, by Region, and muh&ateraLly, the nations of the world have to sit together to work out the steps forward, and the adjustments which have to be made. The poor nations cannot overcome their poverty without industrializa tion and without trade in manufactured goods - some of them cannot survive without it.... From the Conclusion The most basic human right of all is the right to life itself, and a life which is not made miser able by hunger, ignorance, or preventable disease. For life is a whole: eco nomic growth and economic exchange have a purpose. That v purpose ought to be the ser vice of man al men - with Priority for the basic needs of food, shelter, health, and edu- ; cation. The present economic order governing international k production, development and 4 exchange does not in practice Visure progress towards meet in tna thnu hn Mut tr Xl : . . . aa.v people, au over me wona. i w The plea of the poor is a New International Economic Order "wnkh embraces for its objective the happiness of mankind Pc!rc-Lr5 (to . AdYCrfinrs Lf rmtmmt www jok ... wchm uwhomio 100. AA
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